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• On Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin’s talents: “It shouldn’t be taken for granted. As they sit here one win short of reaching their fourth Stanley Cup final together, in the final weeks of an NHL season defined by a coming youth movement, their continued excellence needs to be celebrated.” [Sportsnet]

• As the Ottawa Senators continue their run in the playoffs, the empty seats issue at Canadian Tire Centre keeps popping up. [The Star]

• “If this game isn’t sold out, it will raise a lot of questions about the market.” [Ottawa Citizen]

• Why Nashville moving on to the Stanley Cup Final is a win for hockey. [FanRag Sports]

• “We were missing two 30-goal scorers. At the end of the day, they’re a good team but I don’t think they’re much better than us.” [OC Register]

• Bill White, who played 604 games with the Los Angeles Kings and Chicago Blackhawks, has died. The 77-year-old defenseman was a six-time All-Star and played for Canada during the 1972 Summit Series against the Soviet Union. [Blackhawks]

• The Vegas Golden Knights have chosen ROOT Sports as they television partner in a deal that will help the team reach Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and Utah and select areas of Arizona and California. [Review-Journal]

• What type of contract will get the New York Rangers to re-sign defenseman Brendan Smith? [New York Post]

• Mitch Marner on Canada’s tough loss in the gold medal game at the World Championship. [London Free Press]

• Satire alert: “Carey Price informs Canadiens he is also very selfish and would like a trade to the Predators” [Sports Pickle]

• Newcomers Korea will be in a group with the U.S. and Canada at next year’s IIHF World Championship. [IIHF]

• The Erie Otters posted 12 goals against the Saint John Sea Dogs in a Monday night win at the Memorial Cup. Coyotes prospect Dylan Strome scored four times and assisted on three others. Erie will now play Windsor to determine who will advance to the final. [Memorial Cup]